Tag: Woman’s Place UK

• The Good, the Bad and the Greedy

  

   Go on, ban more things! Bad News for Labour Someone tried to launch a book at Waterstones in Brighton during the 2019 Labour conference. The shop cancelled the launch. That was all I knew about the book at the time but, as soon as I got home, I marched into my local indie bookshop and […]

  kaygreen10

  June 29, 2022

  Book reviews, book shops

  Bad News for Labour, Martin Vander Weyer, Mick Lynch, the Bad and the Greedy, The Good, Woman’s Place UK

• Who do we give in to?

  

  That’s the kind of question 21st century feminists should be asking, is it?

  kaygreen10

  February 29, 2020

  activism, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  @ExeterCollegeOx, @jameclarejones, @OxfordHistory, @OxIntWomensFest, Selina Todd, Woman’s Place UK, Women’s Liberation at 50

• House!

  Now no-one can say women’s rights is a mere party political issue.

  kaygreen10

  November 25, 2019

  activism, Election, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  Conservative women, Conservative Women’s Pledge, Equalities Act 2010, Green Feminists Women and Girls Declaration, Green Party women, Labour women, Labour Women’s Declaration, Lib dem grassroots challenge on women’s Sex Based Rights, Lib Dem women, Petition Women’s Equality Party to protect sex-based rights, Sex-based rights, SNP women, SNP Women’s Pledge, WEP women, Woman’s Place UK, women’s rights, WPUK

• Dear Labour Party…

  

  A message to Labour Party members about the current conflict over ‘sex’ and ‘gender’

  kaygreen10

  September 25, 2019

  activism, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  Dani Ahrens, Feminism, Kay Green, Kiri Tunks, Labour Conference 2019, Onjali Rauf, socialism, Woman’s Place UK

• The women are back in town

  

  we have come back not just stronger, but wiser, more united and more joyful. And we have a manifesto.

  kaygreen10

  May 22, 2019

  activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  Feminism, Julie Bindel, Maya Forstater, Selina Todd, sex, Woman’s Place UK, women, women’s right

• Why Come to the Great Gender Debate?

  

  For over 100 years – actually, probably for over a thousand – women have been fighting for equal rights in most societies around the world. That experience means that women already active in such campaigns have a natural affinity for other disadvantaged groups when they stand up for their own rights. So where did what appears to be a ‘women’s rights v trans rights’ stance come from?

  kaygreen10

  June 9, 2018

  Politics, prejudice, women

  Equalities, Politics, Woman’s Place UK, women